Publications

ICTD publications bring together our latest research on tax and development, offering evidence-based insights through rigorous research outputs. These include journal articles and two in-house paper series in which every submission undergoes two independent single-blind peer reviews. Complementing these scholarly outputs, policy briefs and partner publications make this research accessible and relevant to policymakers, practitioners, civil society organisations and other audiences engaged in tax reform. Grounded in strong empirical analysis and deep contextual knowledge, this body of work reflects ICTD’s commitment to producing research that informs policy and supports more effective and equitable tax systems.

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Taxing the Urban Boom: Property Taxation and Land Leasing in Kigali and Addis Ababa

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Tax and the Governance Dividend

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Limitations on Interest Deductions: A Suggested Perspective for Developing Countries

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Unitary Taxation in the Extractive Industry Sector

Erika Dayle Siu, Sol Picciotto, Jack Mintz, Akilagpa Sawyerr

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Unitary Taxation: Tax Base and the Role of Accounting

Prem Sikka, Richard Murphy

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Understanding Low-Level State Capacity: Property Tax Collection in Pakistan

Muhammad Mujtaba Piracha, Mick Moore

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The Tax Policy Outlook for Developing Countries: Reflections on International Formulary Apportionment

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Information Technology and Fiscal Capacity in a Developing Country: Evidence from Ethiopia

Merima Ali, Abdulaziz B. Shifa, Abebe Shimeles, Firew B. Woldeyes

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Norms, Power and the Socially Embedded Realities of Market Taxation in Northern Ghana

Wilson Prichard, Vanessa van den Boogaard

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Revenue Pressure on Mexican Municipalities: Does it Lead to Greater Accountability?

Caroline Pöschl

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Global Taxes and International Taxation: Mirage and Reality

Richard M. Bird

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International Distribution of the Corporate Tax Base: Implications of Different Apportionment Factors under Unitary Taxation

Alex Cobham, Simon Loretz

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